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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER VI
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That would complicate love with the prejudices of national antagonism.

That would create children with a double country who would end by belonging to none, who would wander through the world like mendicants with no place of refuge....

I know something about that." And again she smiled with sadness and skepticism.
Ferragut was reading the signs of the _trattorias_ on both sides of the highway: "The Ledge of the Siren," "The Joy of Parthenope," "The Cluster of Flowers."...

And meanwhile he was squeezing Freya's hand, putting his fingers upon the inner side of her wrist and caressing her skin that trembled at every touch.
The coachman let the horse slowly ascend the continuous ascent of Posilipo.

He was now concerned in not turning around and not being troublesome.


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